KAZdoramma wrote:

i dont think she`s pregnant, why hve u heard anything??

No I haven't heard anything, but isn't that usually what happens, a couple announces the wedding or gets married and some weeks later it's revealed the bride is actually pregnant. I recent one that comes to mind is Hasegawa Kyoko.

Jav_sol wrote:

No I haven't heard anything, but isn't that usually what happens, a couple announces the wedding or gets married and some weeks later it's revealed the bride is actually pregnant. I recent one that comes to mind is Hasegawa Kyoko.

yeah mabye but i dont think it is for this case?? i`ll post here if i hear anything over here in JAPAN.
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Jav_sol wrote:

is she pregnant?

My question is answered. http://www.kawaii-joyuu.com/?p=5683
Now if only sports were this easy to call.

Jav_sol wrote:

My question is answered. http://www.kawaii-joyuu.com/?p=5683 Now if only sports were this easy to call.

Or when that 100-1 horse was going to come in ...do the math, think you were right on your previous post!
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Jav_sol wrote:

is she pregnant?

Not anymore, , ,

Misaki Ito becomes a mother
Tue, June 29, 2010 (2:27pm EDT)
Actress and model Misaki Ito is now officially a mother. Her agency has announced that she gave birth to her first daughter at a Tokyo hospital on Sunday night (June 27).

The child was born slightly ahead of the July 7 due date, but she is said to be in good health. The 27th happens to be the same day of the month that her husband was born (September 27). Ito has been married to Yoshinori Enomoto, the president of pachinko machine maker Kyoraku Sangyo, since November 2009.

gaijinmark wrote:

Not anymore, , , Misaki Ito becomes a mother Tue, June 29, 2010 (2:27pm EDT) Actress and model Misaki Ito is now officially a mother. Her agency has announced that she gave birth to her first daughter at a Tokyo hospital on Sunday night (June 27). The child was born slightly ahead of the July 7 due date, but she is said to be in good health. The 27th happens to be the same day of the month that her husband was born (September 27). Ito has been married to Yoshinori Enomoto, the president of pachinko machine maker Kyoraku Sangyo, since November 2009.

Awwww congrats to her! From what I know of her, she'll make a great mother. She seems to have a good head on her shoulders.
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A little late, but congratulations, indeed!

P.S.
Why is her last name spelled with an 'h' at the end in this topic's title?

Aya_Man_1988 wrote:

P.S. Why is her last name spelled with an 'h' at the end in this topic's title?

to help bakagaijin's pronounce her name properly.
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Okay. Just thought it was a little weird...

a-nesuto wrote:

to help bakagaijin's pronounce her name properly.

LOL, I don't see how you could mispronounce it without the "h."

Coincidentally, I have neighbors who spell "Ito" as "Itow."

bmwracer wrote:

LOL, I don't see how you could mispronounce it without the "h."

Perhaps without the h some fool might pronounce it "Itoo" as in the preposition "to."

Tu_triky wrote:

Perhaps without the h some fool might pronounce it "Itoo" as in the preposition "to."

Ah, maybe.

I've a neighbor that probably would fall into that category.

bmwracer wrote:

Ah, maybe. I've a neighbor that probably would fall into that category.

I dunno.... it seems like a stretch to pronounce it that way...but ppl like your neighbor exist.

Tu_triky wrote:

but ppl like your neighbor exist.

Unfortunate.

bmwracer wrote:

Unfortunate.

Word.

Tu_triky wrote:

Perhaps without the h some fool might pronounce it "Itoo" as in the preposition "to."

To avoid that wouldn't it just be better to use a macron?

Jav_sol wrote:

To avoid that wouldn't it just be better to use a macron?

Probably, but you'd need to pull up a special character set on your computer and not all sites, forums, etc. would support it.

Jav_sol wrote:

To avoid that wouldn't it just be better to use a macron?

bmwracer wrote:

Probably, but you'd need to pull up a special character set on your computer and not all sites, forums, etc. would support it.

Both good points.

When her official site spells her name "Misaki Ito", who would dare go against that?

(Well, except for using the Japanese order to avoid confusion, since most thread titles in this subforum use that.)
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